Contemporary Interiors:1980-present
Offered this quarter at BC for the interior design or art lovers is INDES 396, or Special Topics in Interior Design: Contemporary Interiors 1980-present. The class focuses mainly on deconstruction, […]
Arts & Features
Arts & Features articles
Dance festival, Chop Shop: Bodies of Work
Chop Shop: Bodies of Work is an annual contemporary dance festival held at the Theatre at Meydenbauer. The event was created in 2008 by Eva Stone—choreographer, dance instructor, lecturer and […]
Staff profile: Nora Lance, associate director of Student Programs
Nora Lance, associate director of Student Programs has worked at Bellevue College for 20 years. In that time she has developed a love for the school, its faculty and especially […]
BC’s honor society serves students and community
Phi Theta Kappa, PTK, is an international honor society for community college students that focuses on recognizing students for their academic achievements and leadership potential. PTK gives members opportunities for […]
Composting at Bellevue College: Creating a more sustainable campus
Last week, people walking around campus wearing green capes grabbed students’ attention. It had nothing to do with superheroes, but something a little more down to earth: composting. As said […]
“La Tertulia,” BC’s Spanish table, gives students a place to practice a foreign language
If you are interested in practicing and improving your Spanish speaking ability, then come to “La Tertulia,” held on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:20 a.m. in the cafeteria. This is not a […]
Earn a scholarship with BC Reads! Winter 2014
Once again, the Library Media Center is helping hardworking students earn the scholarships they need, all by simply reading. The BC Reads! program is a literacy program aimed to strengthen […]
What does the music department have in store?
As the quarter progresses, students have much to look forward to from the music department. Bellevue College’s vocal jazz ensemble “Celebration,” a group of students and faculty led by Tom […]
Food-for-thought for taking a foreign language at Bellevue College
There are some grand benefits to learning a foreign language. Firstly, a new language allows a person to access new experiences. Also, it shows an interest in other cultures. Lastly, […]
Asian Pacific Islander Student Association
Fall 2013 saw the Asian Pacific Islander Student Association’s kick-off and initiation. APISA director, Yukimi Mizuno, shared, “Our mission is to create an inclusive community that provides service in order […]
What is the sustainability department up to this quarter?
Looking around the BC campus, it isn’t hard to see that it’s a very “green” school. In the science building, there are more floor-to-ceiling windows than you can count to […]
Photography as an evolving medium
For at least the last 28 years the basic photo course, ART150, has remained almost unchanged. Those who have taken the course will remember a quarter of capturing photos with […]
Holiday Shopping Guide
The Watchdog staff has compiled a holiday shopping cheat sheet. For your connivence, links to the products are attached below. For the Fashionista: Leather Jacket For the College Student: […]
Dance. Join the rebellion.
For the last 115 years, a secret war fought with bodies alone has been under way. Bodies have been pushed to their limits and tossed across stages, rigid, limp or […]
Student Profile: Victor Houssa, “Distinguished Delegate”
Bellevue College student Victor Houssa was the first BC student to win an award at a Northwest Model United Nations conference. Not sure what that is? Model United Nations is […]
Aural indulgence from the Chamber: A concert of vocal and instrumental music
Bellevue College’s mute electronic crier stationed near the highway informed those who looked upon it on Thurs., Nov. 6 that there was a show called “Music From the Chamber” playing […]
New furniture, newfound comfort and friendly faces
Behold the brightly colored oranges and greens of what is now the most exquisite in Bellevue College’s furniture lineup. The purchase of new chairs and tables by the Associated Student […]
“Very Still and Hard to See”
Scenes of horror, love and loss, retribution and revenge, an eternally haunted hotel and a seemingly never-ending hole in the ground were all seen in Steven Yokey’s play, “Very Still […]
Legislative Academy conference: Preparing students to voice their opinions to legislative officials and local representatives
The Legislative Academy is a yearly event that is hosted by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges and sponsored by the Council of Unions and Student Programs. […]
Amnesty International campaigns for human rights
Amnesty International at Bellevue College presented a series of human rights films in order to expose students to issues often overlooked and to provide a safe place for constructive and […]